What is the Student Success Act?

In the spring of 2019, state leaders passed HB 3427, known as the Student Success Act (SSA), which will increase revenue for K-12 schools by $1B each year.

The revenue will be divided into three accounts: Early Learning,  Statewide Initiatives and Student Investment.

In February 2022, the Oregon Department of Education released new guidance entitled Aligning for Student Success: Integrated Guidance for Six ODE Initiatives. This creates a comprehensive plan that incorporates

• High School Success (Measure 98)
• Student Investment Account (SIA)
• Continuous Improvement Planning
• Career & Technical Education
• Every Day Matters (attendance)
• Early Indicator and Intervention Systems

Read the MSD Integrated Plan (March 2023) here.

Student Success Act

The Student Investment Account (SIA) intends to meet students’ mental and behavioral health needs and increase academic achievement and reduce academic disparities for students. See the documentation timeline below for the process that districts follow to receive SIA funds.

Timeline:

• SIA Annual Report (2021-22)

• Continuity of Service Plans (March 2022)

• MSD Budget Commitments (June 2021)

• Plan Summary (May 2021)

• MSD Proposal (February 2020)

• Continuous Improvement Plan (November 2019)

• SIA Process (Spring 2019)